Sentence examples for example is admittedly from inspiring English sources

This particular numerical example is admittedly extremely simple, but a wide variety of judgments of relative likeness to truth crop up both in everyday parlance as well as in scientific discourse.

That is, admittedly, an extreme example.

Teterboro is, admittedly, an extreme example: it has two short residential streets, and most people live in town houses owned by a nonprofit corporation controlled partly by town officials and managed by the county.

By way of example, Mr. Jones cites Geoffrey Streatfeild (pronounced STRET-field), a name that is admittedly hard to forget.

For example, relying on self-report about presence of a chronic illness is admittedly crude although we don't doubt the veracity of self-report.

Current understanding of protein folding and quality control is admittedly unsatisfactory and based on a limited number of examples.

There is, admittedly, nothing to guarantee sites' protected status is respected (take Qadisha as an example).

Mine is, admittedly, atrocious.

O'Connell is admittedly biased.

(Their sample is, admittedly, narrow).

This is, admittedly, sound advice.